Designing a restaurant or a bar need to considering the color and the lighting elements, here is the colorful lighting for restaurant by Axel Schäfer. Designed from Berlin restaurant is glamorous style in the 60’s and 70’s with a modern touch in the design Architecture Axel Schäfer. Interior components are designed with a special ornament to impress up more prominent classical. Each room is made with a different zone, starting with the classic zone until the zone exotic. Bars are made with a touch of golden color with a wine rack interior impressed elegant compound. Games are bold colors and great light in the highlight deliberately Axel Schäfer, so that consumers can linger. -deluxearch-
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Designing a Restaurant Interior with Colorful Lighting by Axel Schäfer
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architecture,
dinning room,
interior decorating,
lighting
Friday, January 29, 2010
Outdoor Lighting System of Confort Myojindai with EYE CERA ARC lamps
The outdoor lighting system for this housing complex was revamped along with exterior improvements of the housing development. Pole lights and approach lights of human scale and height have been set up along the pathways for the development. Here is an outdoor lighting system of Confort Myojindai, located in Yokohama City, Japan.
By combining wide-span light distributing Cerca fixtures and highly efficient EYE CERA ARC lamps, a lighting environment was created, which contributes to energy conservation while ensuring sufficient illuminant for safety. Environmentally-friendly lighting system that controls light pollution gently illuminates the garden.
The solar LED blocks are set up along the roads, for creating a visual guidance effect and therapeutic space, so it make a romantic and safety road to use the roads. [eye]
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lighting,
outdoor design
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Bathroom Lighting Design in Several Specific Area Lights
Bathroom lighting is an important element in creating a convenience bathroom, a well designed bathroom lighting can bring your bathroom alive at night or in the day (if you don't have a natural light outlet). As compared to the amount of money you end up shelling out for the cumulative of bathroom accessories including the bathroom vanity. There are several areas that should specific in creating a bathroom light, you can choose one of them or combining several of bathroom lights focus.
The first area is the ceiling bathroom lighting, Scones work out perfectly for a central lighting, usually at the center of the bathroom ceiling. Try to keep central lighting to minimum, it should be just enough to illuminate the bathroom to a visibility level.
The other bathroom lighting design is on the shower room or steam room bathroom light. Here again you can experiment with wall inset lights or go in for frosted bulbs. If you use the shower room for shaving also, then do consider placing the bulb so that there is no reflection or glare onto the mirror
Bathtub lighting can bring the atmosphere of romantic sense. Ensure the use of water resistant sockets near the tub. You can have inset lights along the top corner of the wall near the tub with the lights pointing away from the center of the tub. You can have a artificial candle lights surrounding the tub to give it a romantic touch. Cove lighting would be the best preference for tub lighting as it adds a air of soothing illumination.
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Bathroom design,
lighting
Monday, January 25, 2010
Choosing Area and Type of Outdoor Lighting for Garden
Outdoor lighting type and design should considering several lighting effects, by placing the light at the base of a wall or hedge the light 'cover' over the surface creating a soft glow effect. However this can also be achieved by 'lifting' the light at certain angles to cover the desired area eg. garden area. Good areas and features to concentrate on:- Dining and seating areas, walkways, sculptures, water features, pots, specimen planting, trees, architectural features, garden features, buildings, etc can all be highlighted in a garden to create wonderful, varied ‘textures’ of light.
Uplighting, down lighting, mid-level lighting, step lighting, etc?You may want to take into consideration how the garden will be used and how the garden will be viewed from the house. Also, consider security aspects, lighting can deter unwanted intruders! Consider how the lights are going to be ‘switched on’ – exteior switch or interior switch? How many lights are required to be switched on at any one time? If you require some areas of the lighting to be separate from others you will require different lighting ‘circuits’. You may want to consider ‘remote control’ lighting, whereby the lighting can be operated with a small keyfob, as opposed to using a switch. Do you require ‘sensors’? [greenways]
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lighting,
outdoor design
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